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How I Would Learn Photography If I Started Today
Perachora
Some advice on starting in photography, paired with a trip to photograph the local costumes of Perachora in Corinth for the project Caryatis.
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From the field, in motion. Short films and visual notes from across Greece.
9 filmsDiscoveries from Athens outward
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I Took Museum-Worthy Photos in 9 Hours
Agia Anna
I take you behind the scenes at my black-and-white photography shooting at Ayia Anna, on the island of Euboea, Greece. I challenged myself to create the photos within 9 hours, including travelling to the island.
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This Trip Didn’t Go As Planned
Kalamata
Taking you with me on a photography trip to the Peloponnese, shooting the costumes from the treasure of the Lyceum Club of Greek Women Kalamata and the Victoria G Karelias collection.
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I took this photograph back to a greek island
Chios
This cinematic documentary follows my journey by ferry from Piraeus to Chios for the opening of Caryatis Delta | Chios, an exhibition of my black-and-white photography at the Chios Mastic Museum. Before the opening, I returned to Pyrgi and stood at the exact wall where the photograph featured on the exhibition invitation had been created. From there, the film follows the final installation of the framed prints, the opening night and the moment the photographs stopped belonging only to my screen, my archive and me. For a long time, a photograph exists as a digital image. It can be selected, edited, moved and forgotten. But for me, it is not fully complete until it acquires paper, scale, surface, weight and a physical place in the world. Inside an exhibition, the photograph must live alongside architecture, light, neighbouring images and the people who move past it. It is no longer protected by the screen. It has to survive the room. This film is about the making of a photography exhibition, but also about Chios: its villages, landscape, architecture, traditions and the relationship between an image and the place that created it.
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Why we work (Meteora)
Meteora
This film explores one of the most fundamental questions of modern life — through the landscapes of Meteora, Greece, and the idea of my photography project Chorōs (space, presence, existence). A cinematic video essay on purpose, work, and the patterns that shape our lives.
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This Dress is Protected by Law in Epirus
Ioannina
A cinematic story from northern Greece revealing how women in Epirus preserve their traditional costumes. These garments are living memories, not museum pieces.
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Greece’s Untold Stories: Macedonia
Orini Serron
Taking you with me on a photography trip to Macedonia, Greece, shooting the local women's costumes in two different places. Orini, Serres and the Vlach nomadic group dresses in Prosotsani, Drama.
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Greece’s Oldest Band Knows the Key to Mastery
Corfu
Corfu is home to Greece’s oldest marching band, and in this film, I uncover what this legendary Philharmonic Society of Corfu can teach us about success, discipline, and tradition. In this episode, you’ll see behind-the-scenes footage of the Corfu Philharmonic musicians and discover why their legacy still matters today—not only for Greece, but for anyone seeking inspiration and resilience in their own path.
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I Went to Greece's Last Village for inspiration
Evros
In this episode, I travel to Thrace in northern Greece, looking for fresh inspiration for my photography. Along the way, I explore the traditions of Soufli, meet silk producers, visit abandoned factories, and reflect on how everything around us — even something as simple as a tie — can spark creative ideas. I also sit down with Dr. Andrew Farrington to discuss how ancient Thracian archetypes still inspire modern stories today.
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